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2028 Presidential Primary Poll Shows Tight Race Between Rubio and Vance

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A recent Emerson College Polling survey reveals a close contest in the potential 2028 presidential primary, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance separated by just one percentage point. This poll highlights the competitive landscape as both candidates prepare for the upcoming election cycle. The results indicate a significant interest in both candidates among voters, which could shape their campaign strategies moving forward. The implications of this poll could influence fundraising and endorsements as the primary approaches.

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